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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-20
Notice to Purchase timber
Lands

TT s. LAND OFFICE AT LOS ANGELES,
given that Peter w. Hesay Of Los Is An neeeG
Los Angeles county, State OF California, has
filed in this office his application for the
purchase Of lots Nos. 4 and S, of section No.
IA, township 2 south, range IL west, s. B..
gress approved June 8, 1873, providing for
the sale Of timber lands, etc. Said tract
containing 50. % acres OF land. Any person
or persons claiming any adverse interest in
at this Office within sixty days from the date
of the first publication hereof, otherwise
such claim Will be barred by the provisions
of said Act.
$50 cot J. D, BETHUNE. Register
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-20

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.yheI che y-cs a Child s.io cried ;or Castotl
Then she became Miss, she ,,ung 20 Castori
T,,c,, she haG t;al,dren. sb Ssretne t'astGZ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-20
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY
623 Kearny ST.,

Corner of CONNER
cial, San Francisco,
Gal. Established in
1854, for the treat
ment OF Sexual and
3 e mi n al Diseases,
such as Gonorrhea,
lClaat. Sfricfura CIV
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Guardian of the person and estate Of Angel
E. Benedict, minor. n12-2w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-20
Notice TO Creditors.

BY NJ. J. AsHMoRE, Deputy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Treasurer of Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles City, CAL, November 8, 1887
n9td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-20
In the SUPERIOR Court

w. r UA hDINFl
n15-td Judge of the Superior Co
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Attest FRANK 4

DROPOsALS WILL. BE RECEIVED
I for as much Hard Pea uoal. No ! sire, as
may ." sss y I'm se cry wS'r 10 be
screened and of best quality II not II Will have
"a be- tnhen back ~ the expense OF the party iur'
Proposals viii be received for as much soca
American Lead mot over two tons) as the city
Proposals. viii DO recei 'ed tor one aud one.
half gro,s of brass thrsequsrter inch iertules.
we'll ground I'm and TO be made OF gc1d bra :
after the model to be seen at the Mayors Ctilcs.
pipes as the city may require to Aprii L. lss
not exceeding two hundred tons: Pipes TO toss 70
must specify how much per gross ton deii.iir,sa
In Lancaster for four SIX. eight, ten, 1nac; nas;
Quality Quality aad iarai.hsa Sn ,%,nsaI~;oy Jon the
Proposals viii b. received for ssSIh special
partment OF the city up Ia Apr5n.i., -, Gs. tss.
inss & TO be- bid bid for psr pound TO- iach orr M , "ay
brAnch he's. and same size OF + M .a"vnes: sleeves.
/ stop covers, ana bids tor cAs"'S' must 'ne'uae
proposals will be receiv,, for & as many street
stop valves four six. emsv ", rr, ,irs wee ~, anu
i.Isss y" be- iSsnisSs as ths city may order
,nysI ss nav ha vS W. iired To April i, issS The
boxes to be- made s;hse sae s,.e ordered by the su
| Ssit iSch snod ~.,s pine. Bids must state how
furnished be rscSiVed tor m, may hsuiin arreG, y,
| r,nno the Water Department until
ttpr,i i"i; Bids must state how much per
| gross .ots VIII be received for wbttewashiny
| Itonu. inside and ont, around the ground.
/ w. .n.hh..bservoirs. below and on top toget her
| w NV TOOL house, out house, Telegraph poles.
| suShe contractor to do the work wei, 10 II nd
| .Sime, brushes. etc, and % com plete the same
| sJune |. lss'. under the direction and subipct
the approval OF the Superintendent OF the
Proposals y Ill be recaived at the same time for
the ure OF the city water for spfinkiing streets
between April and November |, 1851 bids 10
De Tor one and two horse sprinkiers each.
proposals Will bo received at the same a ne
ana riace for the privilege OF using the grass
growing on the city's grounds at the Reservoirs
LOT ISL. Any grazing on the grounds v III have
70 pe supject 70 The rcstrctions Of the Supcriu-
tendent OF the Water Works. so tn It no damage
may De done to city property:
rs VIII De received at the same time
sno place Tor digging out and nl!iag In all
trsnenes Tor waterp,prs In the city from April l.
per cubic yard for rock and how much for
earth. work must be done under the direction
ana subject to the measurement and In the
order OF time. As directed by the su pei intcndent
OF the water works. The trenches To be lied
carefnly back. and where pikeing Is removed
The water Committee reserve the right to re.
The foregoing proposals will be recciv ed at
tne mayors ohco until MARCH II, 1851. al 5
oclock p H. JACOB HAIBACH
Superintendent OF Water Worss.
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aRDlOAh
-.
A THLoPHOROS FOR RnEuMATIsM.
Another Sudden Death.

Hardly week passes without the mention by
the newspapers OF sudden deaths. and Of late
tho alarming frequency OF ths statement that
dcath was caused by rheumatism or neuralgia
Of tho heart cannot fail to havebeen noticed.
In all probability many deaths attributed to
heart disease are caused by These terrible dis
eases. which which are far more dangerous than
Is generally cons tdefcd. IL there any positive
curer The best ane~er to such q que stton 10
given by those who have been cured by the use
OF Athiophoros.
Greenfield. Mass, May l9. lss6.
have been troubled with rheumatism In one
of my knees for years. being at t.mes laid up
for several days. Athlcphoros has entireiy
cured me. ~ has also cured two friends Of mine
who were the worst cases l ever saw. one Of
them young man only 10 years old. " no was so
bad the doctors gave him up. Two bottles of
your remedy entirely cured me.
Gxo. W. SruRR, Mgr Diamond Soap co.
October IL. lsSA
Two bottles Of A,hlopt toros cured me of In.
aammatory rheumatism. My family physician
advised me to take II, saying II had done all he
could. but could not give me any relief but
Athiophoros drove II away. and l am happy tc
say It has never come back. My daughter was
also cured by half bottle after suffering the
panss OF rheumatism, Mrs. JAM DowSEY,
q Pleasant st., waterb ury. Conn.
For many years have been subject to rheu
matism In its wors, forms During my last siege
| OF sickness l was induced TO try Athlc phoros
and found II to be AL II is claimed to be, q cure
for rheumatism. LKvI l. CLARK.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros ant
| Athlophoros Pills. but whore they cannot b,
bought Of the druggist the Athlophoros Co.. No
IL Wall street, New York. will send either tear
| riage paid) on receipt OF regular price. whicl
| 10 o.. % yer bottle for Athlophoros and SOC. TO
| PILLS.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in
| digestion, weakness. nervous debility. disease
| Of women. constipation, headache, impur
blood. &c.. Athlophoros pills are uneQ Quaisd.
| marl&.lweOd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16

Mr.. W. s. Wilson, who has for many
yean been the purchasing agent OF the
Reading railroad, has resigned his position
because Of the action Of the receivers In
appointing IN assistant purchasing agent.
Mr.. Wilson says In his letter Of resignation
that an assistant Is, in his opinion, unnec.
essary. Mr.. Keim, one OF tho receivers, 1t
Il stated, called upon Mr.. Wilson and re-
ouested him to withdraw his resignation,
which be refused to do, and his successor
has been appointed.
Mr.. Wilson was very exceptionally good
purchasing agent, having all the qualities
Of Q first-class officer. 1t is clear that
IL he was competent for his place there was
no need Of an assistant agent. The pur.
chasing for the Reading road is q much
smaller business than that Of the Pennsyl.
vania, which employs but one purchasing
agent; and Mr.. Enoch Lewis would proba-
bly, be as prompt to resign, il his authority
was to be divided with An assistant, as MI
Wilson was.
1t is not every day that q good purchasing
agent for great railroad Is to bepicked up
1t Is position Of very great trust, whicl
can be misused to the great loss Of tn
company and benefit Of the agent. tn
Reading has lost a great many old officials
The new broom has been sweeping har
and there will be little left Of the old cor
Germ in the new, when the receivers 60
while they stay they should keep some Q
the old company with them; they may b
lonely.
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Go south, Young Man, Go south,

From An Atlanta Letter,
Talking with . friend few dsys AGO VIM
mad just returned from Birmingham. Ala
he told me Of An acquaintance whom he had
met there This man bad gone to Birmin..
ham . few months ago without |" monsv
enough TO buy . postage stamp and NO mors
eloquence than an oystsr-can." he msds
friends with real estste agent and bou,ht |.
piece OF property before he had bSen ShSrs
twenty. four hourh On some pretense ~ A..
layed the execution OF the deed until he soid
TO another party Ut an advance OF $500. The
deed wss then made to the second purchsser
and my friend's TREND pocketed the $500. Bv
trading In this way he has In four months
salted down $1,000 At least he has sout mn
amount 70 his wife, and suppose IL Vil b.
cold day when she speculates with IL
Such stories 40 this sound like fairy taiea
but could multiply instances OF fabulou,
ProdA ] only introduce the incident which
y true In every detail, 70 show that m
New south" u awake; that businoss +
booming and that chances to do non NJ
multiplying. and state my honest oonvic.
ton When ] say that Q laan OF ordiuary
ability with even straightsned means could
hardly 90 smiss In settling In almost sny
plsos In Georgia or AlsbamA
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The AppOrtionment.

- Republican congressional apportion.
- y geographically sufficiently &C.
ont with the constitution, save in two
- districts in the northwestern part
- etate, which have been considerably
od IN their outlines, for no sufficient
- Phnadelphia is cut into six Repub.
d1exicts, but as they are said to be
npAically correct, it is the misfortune
Democracy, and not the fault of The
enn legislature, that they are all
na districts. The majorities,
ooa upon the last presidential elec.
run from two to five thousand
- not majorities which the Demo.
- despair Of overcoming.
8andall b thrown into the same dis.
OoegSenman O'Neill, who is almos,
unknown to the country. II Mr.,
: cannot defeat him before the
- people may be relied upon as
jedned to their Republican idols.
Dpd that the Philadelphia Demo.
ho are disaatisnsd with Mr..
Qomocracy, have secured the
- ~ hb Democratic district by
oe1&o; but II u unreasonable to
ennt ~ Republican legislature hes
Gollod agAinst NJ. Randall BY any
- e'smsnt; Il would rather be
- Dcotsct him upon anding him
81 ~ oWn p,arkv- nth kaaa ana
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Thsee = no doubt that Mr. Randall has
suilssd severely In Dsmocratic opinion In
hestaAs . veil - b ths city, b. his In
dispouition 10 harmoni1e with biz party In
Consrsss, and with the Democrats ad-
minl11raaicn in matters In which IL policy
hes bad the warm support Of the country !;
but there Il no reason TO believe that any
important element In the party is desirous
that he should lose his seat In Congress,
and his place In Democratic counsels.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-16

Hon. LEROY d. BRowN, state commis-
sioner Of common schools Of Ohio, spoke b.
fore the convention OF school snperintsnd.
ents In Washington the other day. He
deprecated the fact that the apoils system
was creeping into school boardA He declared
that formerly only the best citizens OF the
community were thought OF for school tru =
teea Now the places were sought openly
for the money there was in the making
OF contracts and In the employment OF super.
intendents and teachers The time had come
when the department OF superintendence
should seek TO discover and apply . remedy.
An Intelligent" or II not that, then at least
. "chsracter' qualification should govern
| the selection OF school trusteeA In many
states the remedy would be found In the
| appointment OF school boards BY the ststt
boards Of education or higher authorities
Mr.. Brown 10 ali wrong In his remedy. I
lies with the people, who are alone TO blame
| for the evil results OF their neglect Of thei
| duty at the polls. !.
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They Cannot Faii TO Ne Very Til esome sn
CuantNfesfinR.


Thsy CAnno, rau to Ne Very T,,esome aud
Uuinteresting.
The presidents tri.weekiy receptions In
Washington have two disting uishing quail.
ties. One Is the number of visitors, which IL
always large The other IL the number OF
interesting Incidents which are never lack.
irg. So TAR as the president himself Is CON-
cerned the receptions cannot fail to be tire
some and uninteresting. He enters the East
room where the crowd has been congregAted
for an hour, through Q private door. His
presence Is made known by the appearance
OF two White House attaches, who form the
audience into lima When this Is done the
president steps into the room. and advancing
to the nearest person, extends his hand.
There Is no delay Or nonsense about the cere.
mony. The guests tile past the executive
singly through the door which he entered
and out into the vestibula When the
room has been cleaned the president 70.
turns to his apartments up stairs aud settles
down to his work again precisely as any
other government employe does
The president never neHlects these recep.
tions, except where imperative duties pre-
vent He realizes that the people who attend
will be Disappointed II they iail to see him,
and exeris himself in many cases to avoid
doing So the two classes Of people whom
he greeis most cordially are the old men and
| women and the young children. The giddy
| society girls and elegant young men OF fash
| ion receive only brief nod OF recognition.
one OF the callers the other day was an old
| gentleman who presented his wife, middle
aged woman, to the president In these words
/ "Mr. President, this Is my wife, Mirandy
| My other two wives met Mr.. Hayes and Gen
erAl Garfield, and Mirapdy insisted on seeip,
| you. SO thought In order To keep peace II
| the family, I'D better bring her on. Your
. married man, aud of course you know hoV
/ 1t is yourself"
The president laughed good humoredl,
| but declined to cummit himself
| Several oifce-seesers in tue crowd tried
chat with the president upon the subjeC
nearest their hearts aud waited until tn
close Of the reception tor that purpose. The
were, however, quickly spotted by the a
tendants ana unceremoniously hustled out
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There \, so,h,ns su,pr,s,pR

in the fact that Beuson's Capcine rIasters pc
widely initiated ; that cheap and worthless. =, IS
ters with names OF similar sound, and SIMILAR
appearance in typo. are freely offered or sa q.
Articles Of great ana original merit al ~'ys nave
to compete with trashy limitations. Iat as thty
become knosn they die out throusa deserved
neglect Meanwhile warn tho, ,upi'c against
the 80 called " CGpsicum,' " Car.ch.n. .apn- M
IONS, ." Burton" or other~ge: They h.ve u o
medicinal or curative vtrty us ~ tensG.'s
made TO sell on the rpr T.. p.on's, deal with
respectable druggist So The 'Thrre 500 o :,
deceived. The gan.iotd and tue wort, - =,
trade mark on tatre. S"p
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A YER'S SARSAPARILLA.
PinpleS, Boils,

Ana Carbunc,es result from debii.ated.f
poverishod, or Impure condition OF the bi,e
Ayers sarsaparilla prevents and cures .tpn
eruptions aud painful tumors, by ieRtins
their cause, the only etfectcA way of
them. . ,
Ayers sarsaparilla has prevented ,tress I'D
course Of Botla. which have patned aTeo scales
me every season for several years
PIainville, Mich. ~, e..
was badly troubled with PIN, skin. whieh
as, with discoloration OF hes No exter
showed itself In ugly dark Eemporary good
nal treatment dig more tb sN
Ayers sarsaparilla effectec
A PERFDCo Conn'0. H a,,. 49,
And l have not beer Mae W.
bouuy' River St, Lowils, aud nv heslth uas
was troubled wit,sn using Ayers sarsapa
mnch Impaired .. the sruptio ms ali d,ss n
rlIla, anu, in dus n was completely rpsto ed
pehfssn' pns' sna my hditor Stanley observer, Abe.
~. =. for long time, With humor
tt~ss trouod on my face in ugly Pimples
W, nu,In ~ appe Ayers Sarsapartlla cured me /
@ aIIu hotche best blood purifier In the world
p1t eu"siast smith, North Craftsbury, VI.
.yer's SarsaparilIa
. i by all druggists and dealers in medic,no
LOT ayers sarsaptrt and do not be per.
<aded 10 take any otner. w.
repaired by Or. }. q. Aver 4 Co, lowell Ma.s
,,,. Price u : SIX bottles, g.
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A Captains Fortunate D,seove,v

Capt Coleman, schr: Weymouth. nlviny ha.
Tween Atlantic City and \. T., had been frnu.
oIea WIN a cough so tn It he was unable To sleep.
anu was induced TO try Or. Kings New Discov.
cry ior consumption. 1t not only gave him in.
stant reiiei but allayed the extreme soreness ot
MS breast HIS children were similarly aiYpcted
ana single dose had tho same happy erfsct
Dr Kings sew Discovery IL now The staDda I'd
remedy IN the Coleman house hold and on hoard
the schooner: Free trial bottles of this standard
rIeihedy Vt H. h. Cochran's Drug store, 1871 and
Aos North queen street, Lancaster, Pa "a
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=
~ IiEag, Of Philadelphia, has fully
nlno pepul1r expectation Of his fitness
1gt1nce, In the selections that he has
6 ~ the two chief subordinate Offices.
n1aSoe etokley and General Wagner
: toconmended altogether by their 1t
- whieh b generally recognized to be
e ~ The places which they have been
80 % fll. They were not politicians
1n6monts, though both are Republi-
1ngoe Filter, besides showing that he
10 rod conception Of men'scapabilities,
R11H = the most valuable faculty an
ouAayO en- have, has shown that he is
11ly soyernedby his Judgment, and isnot
~ % outside dictation. Philadelphia,
having Q mayor Of good judg-
k Independence and honesty, has an
fayo who viii soon put different
apoa the city affairs. Her immense gas
water revenues win be honestly col.
4 end judiciously applied. Her watel
1n - pure and her streets clean. Hel
ne ailroad companies will be made to
~ ~ pecple - they should be served
SlGn AZ corruption ID over. The old
- ase dad and ready for burial. There
Ss6oom for them under the new ad
ntion, - it has bean organized. The
icn6 VIII become the record Of the
eQanions Of the people, and good men only
I'D apply for place.
n Al this must naturally follow il. .th6 wake
6Kee such =. city administration as MAYOR
E lilte GS complained c II IA most for
rnnate\e y language Xssalr. Democrats, at
d S1l Ea(ss.a3,.. .,.D,;aDs @ .. ,,s" 90
Ii. peSdd RaisrA Repubiican In piac
1 TX al : y,si,s failure. Such An ad
Haighttion would have buried the town I
Sud, and the Democratic party would hav
been stencil. Now it has an opportunit
to ruly Itself, and by doing 80 to be SUI
81 cessful. The party can ask no more tina
the fah chance at the polls which it wi
9et under the coming reign. The days
- oubiection Of the party to men wi
hare in their hands the spoils Of their CO
rupt combination with the Republics
nders, Is at end. The day when such mi
& - command profit and carry
III Apance In affairs of city governme
= zone. They will be starved out, al
Will need to emigrate, or earn their bread
- sweat Of their brow, or die. The CO
efnnt menace Of the country Democracy
- city off-scouring is at an end and
6S Snyo . heartfelt thankfulness that II
nkoady city stencil Of the past has gone fro
- forever. Mayor Filter will be u gre
"A nonelactor to the Democratic party
Hsnnsylyania, pursuing the course that
IN ~ fully indicated in his appointment
"A We are very grateful to him for thel
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THE exact merits or otherwise Of the bank.
ing bill, which provides for bank examiner
for state banks and which was defeated In
the House on Tuesday by 50 In its favor to
u against, not constitutional majority, are
not known but nearly every one agrees that
some inspection should be made Of the finan-
eial Institutions of the state which are % i'm
plicitly trusted in BY the general run Of
people. Such examination can do no harm
to worthy banking concerns, while II would
end the wildcat institutions whose operationa
could not bear the test Of oficial scrutiny.
All hope for the passage OF this bill does moi
seem to be lost, however, -, altar its defeat
Representative Davis, Of this city, moved r
reconsider and the bill was again placed on
the calendar and postponed for the present
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istactory, as thousands Of despatrtuR patients
can Iesufy. On this point trust worthy medi.
"a writer says; "PiOper local treat ment Is posi-.
Livery necessary 70 success, but many, II not
nios! ae! 0s Lns remedies In general use BY physi
cians anoro put temporary benefit. A cuie c6r.
Sxinly cannot be xpectsd from snuns poWders.
a0ucass and%Ashe." klys Cream Balm Is :
sites OF quick action, specific curstivs nnS.r
VII, wisn perfect safety and pisasSntnsss u the
p"ao"@ mar82wdeOdA
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This line of an Old hymn Is quite appropriate
when applied to " Pleasant Purgative Pellets" p"
4" l don't like To take pills it can avoid IT," we
often hear persons say, because they consu.
pate me So" now the " Pellets - never do this.
They are so gentle and mi d that their elf CT Is
almost pre- isely similar to natural movement
of the bowels, and no unpleasant effects are left
behind.
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NOTICE 10 BRl lDIE.BUiLDERS,

Proposals will he received ~ the once of thu
County Commissioners. Lancaster. Pa. until
noon. Tuesday. March q. 1871. Tor rob uildiuE the
mouth The old bridge has bcsn pushed up
stirau and Is lodged la the dam above the
bridge site. The mas bnry must be rerairpd
and the superstructure rebuilt In Its original
form Contrat tor must furnish a1i material ex.
cent those parts at tho old bridge which arc II ,
for use the ftncss of all material to be deter.
tertuiuCd by tho County Commtsstouers Or their
agent The commissioners reserve tho right to
SAMUEL NJ MYERS,
JOAN GtNsRiCll,
HENRY D. HARTMAN,
County Commissioners.
Attest. FRANK GRIvsr CLERK. mrs I'd
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NJ o00c l0DtltutlOu VI t4s0 AAiu vi
1 haye, although the public health a. y
- care Of animals has long dees-
\ noEe careful attention to veteru heir
$3.50 and surgery. There caQi sheep
- that many Of the Ills u as little
Y emo from the flesh Obf animals,
r bod health, and theOfession, were
& nuht that IL the pror be large saw
81 men who made.an life. So far as
& xioGe general, the veterinary depart
"a - of anims' work, but it is in ur-
gs11l facilitieGey for the building of q
Dafal NAisde appliances necessary for
ing the somewhat unwieldy patients.
! application for state appropriation
the University school and hospital is
thy OF the consideration Of the leeisla.
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Millions use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup. &C.
NO horseman can AFT, TO be wi hout It. We
b. ave used salvation Oil in our stab es and can
say It's the best and hetpest linim.nt We lave
ever used. SElBEAT n MCDONNELL,
paCa ST, B.lt tinOre.
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In the possession Of the Duchess Of Hamii.
ton, and third In thae OF the wife Of M. w.
w. Astor, lately American minister ct Rome
The copy destined Tor Leo XIII. cost t240
ward,